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Creator: David Willaume I
Antique George I Silver Bleeding Bowl Porringer 1717 Britannia Std
By David Willaume I
Located in London, GB
A traditional Antique George I Britannia Silver Bleeding Bowl with a bellied round body and an impressive pierced handle. The Handle is engraved with the initials MG.
Made in London...
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18th Century English George I Antique David Willaume I
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Silver, Britannia Standard Silver
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